Europe

  • Jun 13
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There is space to resolve Swiss-ECHR conflict

Both of Switzerland’s houses of parliaments have rejected a climate change ruling by the European Court of Human Rights

Switzerland
  • Jun 13
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Climate-related disruptions to Greek tourism may rise

Growing temperatures are affecting access to tourist sites in Greece

Greece
  • Jun 12
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Eastern European NATO members will seek more cohesion

A meeting in Riga highlights splits on NATO’s eastern flank

Eastern Europe
  • Jun 12
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Chinese exports will likely withstand EU tariffs

The EU has provisionally announced additional tariffs of up to 38.1% on imports of Chinese electric vehicles

China
  • Jun 12
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G7 will impose more sanctions on Russia

The upcoming G7 summit is set to see further measures introduced to punish Russia for its aggression against Ukraine

Russia
  • Jun 12
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Socio-economic cost of internet shutdowns is rising

The number of internet shutdowns reached a record-high last year; 2024 appears to be on track for a similar rate

International
  • Jun 12
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Oil demand forecasts vary widely due to uncertainties

The oil demand forecasts from OPEC, the IEA and the EIA are increasingly diverging

International
  • Jun 11
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Belgium will pivot towards the right

Belgium’s centre-right parties were the main winners in the June 9 federal election

Belgium